stevie_b 's review for:

She Is Not Invisible by Marcus Sedgwick

2.0

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I really enjoyed the premise of the book and how well the author did at describing the world from the perspective of a blind person. The whole structure of the plot threw me. There was an awful lot of bouncing around from things her father had told her in the past, to just a few days ago, to what was happening currently, to the father's journal and it made everything feel disjointed to me. None of the characters seem really well flushed out. The believability and authenticity of the book left a lot to be desired.